Permits are back: Christmas comes early for Territory croc lovers
Having a croc to call your own will once again be an option for Territorians, after the former government announced plans to revoke pet permit bans.
Having a croc to call your own will once again be an option for Territorians, after the former government announced plans to revoke pet permit bans.
Earlier this week stunning footage emerged from Nhulunbuy of a shark making a feast of a dead crocodile. Now, more images have emerged with reports the croc had laid there for at least 24 hours before becoming shark chum. WATCH THE VIDEO.
Incredible footage captures croc towing dead croc by tail through billabong. WATCH THE VIDEO.
A cheeky juvenile crocodile who decided to make a Northern Territory couple’s laundry home has been relocated – with the owners believing he’d been hidden under the dryer for weeks.
‘The croc’s jumped up and pulled him in’: Isaac Hammond, 14, was close enough to see eye-to-eye with a croc the moment it snatched an NT fishing guide from his boat. Find out how he helped save the angler’s life.
The sight of two men leaping to safety in the midst of rushing water filled with hungry crocs has left dozens of spectators shocked. See the jaw-dropping video.
Territory Parks has issued a warning as hotter temperatures in the Northern Territory has crocs on the move. What does it actually mean to ‘Be Crocwise’?
In a change that has ruffled more than a few feathers, Darwin residents could soon be fined more than $9000 for keeping too many chooks.
Banning permits for pet crocs is not just a problem for keepers, but represents another ‘freedom being taken away’ from Territorians, one wrangler says.
A rescue pup turned service dog has been a life-changer for one Darwin student and his family. Here’s how she lends a paw to her handler.
A petition to revoke a ban on pet crocodiles has been launched, with the CLP saying they will ‘review’ Labor’s previous changes.
A croc whose leg was violently ripped off in an ambush attack before the eyes of tourists has survived, but its recovery is a gruesome sight to behold. WARNING: Graphic.
Council workers have been forced to give a public BBQ a thorough scrub after a grim discovery was made. See the pictures.
An ambush from the murky depths of a Top End river, a sickening pop, and a gory parade left one ‘decent-sized’ croc without a leg – all in front of shocked cruise passengers. WATCH.
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